Rohit Sharma rough an unbeaten ton, his indorse successive, and Virat Kohli smahed 82 as Bharat foiled Sri Lanka by heptad wickets in their One-day Multinational join of the tri-series here Dominicus.Sharma, Man of the Join, made an undefeated 101 and his 154-run lay for the third opening with Kohli guided Bharat to the spot of 243 in 43.3 overs with the going of exclusive trine wickets at the Queens Sports Gild.
It was a often built execution by Bharat, who suffered a shocking six-wicket blackball against Zimbabwe here Friday.
Amerindic bowlers also put up a clinical show by restricting Sri Lanka to 242 in 49.5 overs despite dry half-centuries from skipper Tillekaratne Dilshan (61) and Angelo Mathews (75).
India's left-arm spin-duo Pragyan Ojha (2/44), in situation of stung Vinay Kumar, and Ravindra Jadeja (2/49) bolstered the onset in the middle overs patch transmission bangtail Ashok Dinda bagged two for 44 on the pitch that was prefabricated lid neighbourly by few long rains.
Sri Lanka made a cautious signaling after Upul Tharanga (1) and Thilan Samaraweera (19) were affirm in the pavilion for righteous 39 runs on enter. Dilshan and Matthews stabilised the innings with their 57-run rest.
Dilshan's 84-ball bang was studded with four fours and one six but he was run out in the 25th over with an right set from Sharma from honest leg.
Matthews then complete a 78-ball cardinal to donjon Sri Lanka on pedagogy for a 250 plus spot but a mis-timed wicked warp crossways the parentage to Umesh Yadav saw his off-stump knocked gage.
Thisara Perera came up with a cameo of 32 from 23 balls as Sri Lanka achieved a respectable aggregate. An inspired lowest over from Dinda saw Sri Lanka worsen triplet wickets in fin balls to be bundled out.
Indians were in no rushing and after the old dismissals of Dinesh Karthik (18) and Murali Vijay (14), Kohli and Sharma held their nerves to body a sound partnership.
Kohli was unhurried during his 92-ball continue touch vindicatory digit fours while Sharma struck six fours and two sixes during his 100-ball unbeaten delay.
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